Multiple Choice
Which of the following best captures the six-step process for answering moral questions that was outlined in Chapter 8?
A) Gather information about your chosen topic to identify a specific question to ask. List at least three answers to the question and at least one argument for each answer. Choose the answer you want to defend and identify at least one objection to it, along with a response.
B) Starting with a general topic, collect information about that topic, narrow your topic to a specific question, and identify important answers to that question and arguments for and against each answer. Then identify objections and responses before drawing a final conclusion.
C) Pick a question about a moral topic and identify salient answers to that question. Identify arguments for and against each answer and objections for and against each answer. On the basis of those arguments and objections, draw a final conclusion.
D) Identify a moral issue that you want to discuss and a claim you want to make about that moral issue. Gather information and arguments to support your claim, being sure to consider objections to your arguments and potential replies you could make. Pick the best arguments and replies to support your final conclusion.
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Q8: Which of the following is NOT recommended
Q9: An objection commits the strawman fallacy when:<br>A)
Q10: Which of the following is NOT one
Q11: What is a rebutting objection?<br>A) An objection
Q13: According to Chapter 8, it is never
Q14: An objection commits the ad hominem fallacy
Q15: At what point in the six-step process
Q16: According to Chapter 8, what is a
Q17: In your own words, explain the six-step